Monthly Meet?

I'd be interested, I need to make it to a shoot though.

i would like to start a monthly meeting of like minded people in the denver area to talk about preparing, survival and general info. i think we could create a great support channel. i live in lakewood. let me know what you think. thanks

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Originally Posted by shaun

i would like to start a monthly meeting of like minded people in the denver area to talk about preparing, survival and general info. i think we could create a great support channel. i live in lakewood. let me know what you think. thanks

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I moved your thread into the other one. JC.

I am also interested in a meet. I live in SE Denver/Aurora area

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Originally Posted by SSChameleon

I've thought it would be nice to meet some of the local board members. The business has me pretty busy right now but I'm down for putting together something for the Pueblo crowd.

I'm pretty new to the area so if someone knows a good bar or greasy spoon we could meet up for a drink or two after work.

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Hey count me in for this! Olive Garden at Hwy 50 and I-25 can seat 10 or 12 at their larger tables.

H.

What about a meet at the next shoot? I can bring a BBQ

if any one would like to do this in the lakewood area send me a pm

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Originally Posted by ronaldrwl

What about a meet at the next shoot? I can bring a BBQ

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Not a bad idea but we just have to look at the weather. The last two times I went to the south site it was nice up till 1pm or so and then took a turn for the worst. The shoot is 3-13-10. I need to change this because I just screwed up posting the date.

And what topic would the masses want for the first meeting?

My thoughts are to start at the basics; water, shelter, signaling, first aid, hyper/hypothermia and firestarting.

Once those are down the person can get through more than a typical stranding/emergency. A hunter jeeper or hiker getting lost happens a helluva lot more frequently than an earthquake.

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Originally Posted by Wulf202

My thoughts are to start at the basics; water, shelter, signaling, first aid, hyper/hypothermia and firestarting.

Once those are down the person can get through more than a typical stranding/emergency. A hunter jeeper or hiker getting lost happens a helluva lot more frequently than an earthquake.

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I will try and work up a few of those items.